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Founded in 1977, NeWest Press is one of Canada's first independent literary publishing houses. NeWest publishes ten to twelve books each year.
At 40 years and counting, NeWest Press has established itself as one of the country's most enduring and respected literary presses, a reflection of the many years of dedication, passion, and perseverance that have kept its original publishing vision alive NeWest publishes literary fiction, literary nonfiction, poetry, and drama, as well as a line of mystery novels, with a particular interest in bo
oks by Western Canadian authors. Its Nunatak imprint is the longest-running first-fiction series in Canada. Notable NeWest titles include Blood Relations and Other Plays by Sharon Po***ck, Chorus of Mushrooms by Hiromi Goto, Icefields by Thomas Wharton, Diamond Grill by Fred Wah, Playing Dead by Rudy Wiebe, The Widows by Suzette Mayr, All of Baba's Children by Myrna Kostash, The Bone Cage by Angie Abdou, Extensions by Myrna Dey, Dance, Gladys, Dance by Cassie Stocks, and The Shore Girl by Fran Kimmel.
08/29/2024
Sneak peek two poems from Samantha Jones's forthcoming debut ATTIC RAIN (NeWest Press), a collection of poems that puts obsessive-compulsive disorder centre stage through explorations of time, space, and relationships. These poems are part of an ongoing act of resilience and an honest account of moving through a world obsessed with normality.
alllitup.ca/two-poems-attic-rain-by-samantha-jones/
08/22/2024
We’re back, baby! Catch us at the till 8:00 pm. Spend a warm Thursday evening perusing some books! 🌤️📚
08/17/2024
The Regional Book of the Year shortlist highlights books that offer a unique perspective of Alberta. University of Calgary Press NeWest Press Durvile & UpRoute Books
Thank you to Alberta Counsel for sponsoring this award!
08/17/2024
Next on the Regional Book shortlist is NeWest Press’ OLDMAN’S RIVER by Sid Marty. This first-ever collected work brings together old and new poems, published and unpublished works, in a celebration of the career and artistry of a Western Canadian icon.
08/17/2024
✨TODAY✨ will be signing books at Indigo (Park Royal) in West Vancouver from 1:00 - 3:00 pm! Stop by to meet her and grab a copy of — a fast-paced, character-drive look at the 2013 BC wildfires.
📚: https://buff.ly/3X8mbbg
08/16/2024
“Hammerhead” Jed is back! And this time, he’s gone a little bit country…After a lumberjack games competitor is found floating face down in a pool with an axe buried in the back of his head, former pro wrestler-turned-P.I. “Hammerhead” Jed Ounstead is on the case. Bronco Buster is the ferociously funny fast-paced fourth installment in A.J. Devlin's award-winning mystery series. comes out October 1st!
Pre-order: https://buff.ly/4fKXvwH
08/13/2024
Terry Watada's follows the traumatic experiences of three siblings to look at the immediate aftermath of the atomic bomb attack on Hiroshima, the atrocities committed by the Japanese in China, & the brutal WWII internment camp experience suffered by Japanese immigrants. is a labour of love and the culmination of Terry Watada's examination of the Japanese experience during WWII.
Available September 15, 2024.
Pre-order: https://buff.ly/3YGPKBK
08/12/2024
Are you all set for the Edmonton Fringe Theatre? Collin Doyle's play-turned-book-turned-musical, , opens Friday at the Fringe, Stage 11. (To clarify, we're the book element of that sentence).
The Mighty Carlins and Other Plays: https://buff.ly/3M0MZDZ
Details on 12th Night: https://buff.ly/3SNjFoa
Grab Tickets: fringetheatre.ca
08/12/2024
KINK BANDS from NeWest Press is the first title on the Robert Kroetsch Award for Poetry shortlist. This book of poems by David Martin digs deep into an examination of the world using the lens of geology.
08/10/2024
Samantha Jones' debut collection, , puts obsessive-compulsive disorder centre stage. It tours childhood and adulthood, lingering on settings and scenarios typically considered ordinary and unremarkable. These poems is a love story nested inside an overarching narrative of self-compassion and awareness. It is part of an ongoing act of resilience and an honest account of moving through a world obsessed with normality.
comes out September 1st! ✨
Pre-order on our site: https://buff.ly/3yHbToP
07/30/2024
We're sorry to hear that our friends at Mandolin Books and Coffee Company will be closing its doors. As a big part of the community, it's truly a loss for local readers. They'll be open until the end of September, so be sure to show your support by buying some books!
07/22/2024
🎉 FREE GIVEAWAY ALERT 🎉
🎧 BIG NEWS: the audiobook version of my book, SHIFTING GEARS: COAST TO COAST ON THE TRANS AM BIKE RACE, is finally here! Released by Tantor Audio and narrated by the fabulous Holly Adams, I’m absolutely thrilled about how it turned out.
GIVEAWAY: win a free copy by heading over to my Instagram: https://shorturl.at/YJWJP
ABOUT: Meaghan Hackinen’s follow-up to her award-nominated debut SOUTH AWAY charts her unforgettable, twenty-five-day journey on the Trans Am Bike Race: a coast-to-coast ride across the entire North American continent from Oregon to Virginia. Without the aid of a support crew, Hackinen must rely entirely on her wits, ingenuity and sheer determination to finish this extremely challenging feat. A sports story with a unique theme, Hackinen writes about the Trans Am Bike Race as a cultural whole, as she encounters consequences and unforeseen repercussions of an underground, unregulated athletic endeavour. SHIFTING GEARS is another expertly-delivered travelogue and a thrilling glimpse into a world of athletes driven to impossible lengths.
SHIFTING GEARS is available wherever you get your audiobooks (Audible, Audiobooks.com, Apple Books, Google Play, Libro.Fm,). Also available from NeWest Press in print and eBook.
07/18/2024
Happy Thursday! We're here at the 124 Grand Market on this very sunny day to sell some of our amazing titles. ☀️ Support local by grabbing one (or more!) indie books. Find us three booths in on 108th ave & 125 street. We'll be here till 8:00 pm! 😎🌳📚
07/17/2024
Phew! It's hot out there folks, so it's a perfect day to grab a cold drink, sit in the shade, & check out some books! ☀️🍹📚
Introducing our sizzling new season! 🔥 Our upcoming titles include a bronco busting PI, two poetry collections — each with a unique view on the human experience, a family tale from a Japanese WWII perspective, the record of two remarkable journalists in Alberta history, and the landmark edition of Suzette Mayr's iconic debut.
Stay tuned from more details! Which one caught your eye first? 🎣
🔗: https://buff.ly/4cGVC28
07/04/2024
Calling all mystery lovers! You need to add these Alberta mystery novels (and a graphic novel) to your TBR shelf. Browse our full list of recommendations here: https://buff.ly/3XyEDKI
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06/30/2024
We've LOVED seeing everyone celebrate throughout this month. Our literary community is filled with incredible LGBTQIA2S+ writers, but we'd like to give a special shout out to some of ours! Each and every one of these authors are lovely, talented individuals. We're honoured to be able to create a space to share their stories. 🌈💛
Learn more about them and their books below:
🌟 Kayla Geitzler is a Monton-based editor & poet. is about the unique world of cruise ship workers. She has been recognized by CBC as a poet who reflects “the enduring strength of the literary form in this country.” More info: https://buff.ly/3L7khRq
🌟 Nisha Patel is a q***r spoken word poet & artist. She co-founded Maza Arts, a q***r femme South Asian artist collective & Moon Jelly House, a publishing house centring the work of marginalized poets. is a part of the series. More info: https://buff.ly/45NWfo3
🌟 Hiromi Goto is the award-winning author , which won the Commonwealth Writers’ Prize for Best First Book & was co-winner of the Canada-Japan Book Award. Hiromi is also a mentor at SFU's The Writer's Studio, an editor, & mother of two. More info: https://buff.ly/3xGW4hv
🌟 Glen Huser is an award-winning writer & artist. His novel, spans across generations & distance as it bears down on the history of Canadian painting & the protagonist's awakening as a gay man. More info: https://buff.ly/3xLUP0s
🌟 Suzette Mayr is the author of six novels including her most recent, , winner of the 2022 Scotiabank Giller Award. Her debut, , is an inventive, funny, sexy tale of love affairs and magical transformations. More info: https://buff.ly/3W22FMY
🌟 Bruce Cinnamon is an Edmonton-born writer and editor currently living in Belgium. His debut book, , is a q***r alternate novel that combines history and magic to weave a splendid future-looking tale. More info: https://buff.ly/4eGdCLj
06/30/2024
Lisa Guenther will be celebrating the Maple Creek launch of her book, ✨TODAY ✨ at 2:00 pm. Come by Rafter R Brewing Company Inc. to grab a beer, listen to readings, and grab a signed copy. See you soon! 🍻📚
06/27/2024
Congratulations to all of the publishers, authors, illustrators, and designers on the shortlist for the ! If you need us, we'll be busy reading all these amazing books! https://buff.ly/3XA4yS1
06/27/2024
We’re so proud to receive SIX nominations for this year’s Alberta Book Publishing Awards! A big thank you to the Book Publishers Association Of Alberta and the jury and congrats to all the other nominees! You can check the full list of award nominations with the link below. 🥳🏆📚
We are excited to announce the shortlist for the 2024 Alberta Book Publishing Awards! View the media release and full shortlist here: https://buff.ly/3r1rRWM
The winners of the 2024 will be announced at a gala reception in Edmonton on September 24, 2024! The gala is open to the public and more information on how to purchase tickets will be shared on the BPAA website in mid-July.
06/26/2024
We're celebrating National Indigenous Peoples Day with a roundup of 15 fantastic new and upcoming books by Indigenous authors. From fiction, to poetry, to books for littles, to non-fiction, there's something for everyone.
alllitup.ca/book-list/15-books-for-national-indigenous-peoples-day-2024/
06/26/2024
Summer is officially here, and new Alberta-published titles are available to Alberta library patrons for free through the Read Alberta eBook Collection. Browse the collection here: https://buff.ly/3KOw6M9.
38 accessible titles were added to the collection in June. Explore our full collection of accessible Alberta books at https://buff.ly/4cedRf1
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06/26/2024
☀️TOMORROW☀️ NeWester will be reading from her new book at Electric Mermaid: Live Reads from Char's Landing at 6pm or attend online with the link below!
Buy Where We Live: https://buff.ly/3XFvi3J
Attend virtually: https://buff.ly/3xy1X0q
06/22/2024
This , we're honouring the iconic . In Memory Serves, Maracle shares her knowledge of Sto: lo history, memory, philosophy, law, spirituality, feminism and the colonial condition of her people.
Powerful and inspiring, this first-of-its-kind collection of oratories it offers all Canadians, in Maracle’s own words, “another way to be, to think, to know,” a way that holds the promise of a “journey toward a common consciousness.”
🔗: https://buff.ly/3XyofcW
06/03/2024
I have a treat for everyone today, a guest post from PI thriller writer J.T. Siemens. He has not-your-average inspiration story for his to...
05/30/2024
To round off AND , we thought it'd be a perfect time to highlight Darcy Tamayose’s stunning collection, Ezra’s Ghosts. This award-winning collection is comprised of interconnected, fantastic stories of those from the quiet prairie town of Ezra.
🔗: https://buff.ly/3X5qJQ4
05/30/2024
Read a sneak peek of Ellen Anderson Penno's with the excerpt featured on ALU!
"...a reporter had called me out of the blue, asked about the avalanche, and instantly transported me back to high camp where I kissed Ian goodbye for that last time in the predawn dark outside the tent before they left for the climb."
On today's , we share the arresting prologue from Ellen Anderson Penno's memoir COUNTING BONES (NeWest Press), about her decision to press on with medical school while grieving a tragic accident.
https://alllitup.ca/excerpted-counting-bones-by-ellen-anderson-penno/
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Upcoming events! You won't want to miss these, we promise!! Please note the timezones for the events. ************* On May 5th, 7pm PDT, 8pm MDT, we have a double header launch with Karen Hofmann and Kevin Holowack, and special guest reader Traci Skuce! Reading + Q&A!! Official bookseller: Bastion Books. Register for the Zoom link: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/kh2-double-launch-tickets-149776847583. ************* On May 10th, 7pm PDT, 8pm MDT we have a historical novel double header launch with Danial Neil and Glen Huser. Reading, then Q&A! Official bookseller: Book Warehouse Register for the Zoom link: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/burning-the-night-and-dominion-of-mercy-double-launch-tickets-149781431293. ************** On May 17th, 7pm MDT, join us to celebrate the birthday of Nisha Patel and the launch of her collection COCONUT, with special guest reader Bertrand Bickersteth! Official booksellers: Shelf Life Books and Glass Bookshop! Register for the Zoom link: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/coconut-launch-nishas-birthday-tickets-150595004713.
April event thread! (Please note the time zones.) ********** On Apr 14, 7pm MDT, Mark Lisac (IMAGE DECAY), D.B. Carew (THE WEIGHT OF BLOOD), A.J. Devlin (ROLLING THUNDER), and Niall Howell (ONLY PRETTY DAMNED) will be reading, followed by a Q&A. Official booksellers Glass Bookshop and Shelf Life Books. Register below to receive the Zoom link via email! https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/mystery-thriller-noir-quadruple-header-tickets-144689326671 ********** On Apr 19, 7pm MDT, join John O'Neill (GOTH GIRLS OF BANFF), C.J. Lavigne (IN VERITAS), and Jaclyn Dawn (IN VERITAS) for a Zoom reading, followed by a Q&A. Official bookseller: Audreys Books Ltd. Register below to receive the Zoom link via email! https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/triple-header-cj-lavigne-jaclyn-dawn-and-john-oneill-tickets-144467926457 ********** On April 27, 7pm EDT, join Norm Boucher (HORSEPLAY) and Anne Wheeler (TAKEN BY THE MUSE) for a debut nonfiction double header, followed by a Q&A! Register below to receive the Zoom link via email! https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/debut-non-fiction-double-header-tickets-149770386257 ********** Visit the links, or our Facebook event page for more details about the books and authors.
The Book Publishers Association of Alberta has announced the shortlist for the 2018 Alberta Book Publishing Awards! Six of NeWest Press's books have been shortlisted in five categories. The winners will be announced at a gala dinner in Calgary on September 14th, 2018. Nominated for Book Design: What is Going to Happen Next by Karen Hofmann and The Orchard Keepers by Robert Pepper-Smith, which were both designed by Natalie Olsen (Kisscut Design). Nominated for Cover Design: Darwin's Moving by Taylor Lambert, which was designed by David Gee, and My True and Complete Adventures as a Wannabe Voyageur by Phyllis Rudin, which was designed by Vikki Wierczinski (Mezzaluna Studio). Nominated for Trade Fiction: To Me You Seem Giant by Greg Rhyno. Nominated for Trade Non Fiction: Darwin's Moving by Taylor Lambert. Nominated for Speculative Fiction: 59 Glass Bridges by Steven Peters. Congrats to all the nominated books, authors, designers, and publishers!
LATE JUNE EVENTS On June 21st, Darusha will be in Toronto alongside Genevieve Scott, author of Catch My Drift. Their readings will be held at Free Times Cafe at 6 pm. A.J. Devlin (Cobra Clutch) has various book signings this month: at Chapters in Metrotown on June 22nd from 4 pm - 7 pm; at Black Bond Books at Maple Ridge on June 23rd from 1 pm - 3pm; and at Chapters Indigo at Broadway and Granville on June 30th from noon - 4 pm.
MAY EVENTS! A.J. Devlin launches Cobra Clutch in Edmonton, AB, at Audreys Books on May 8th at 7 pm; and in Calgary, AB, at Shelf Life Books on May 10th at 7 pm with Garry Ryan. He will also be reading at Noir at the Bar Spring 2018 at the Shebeen Whisky House in Vancouver, BC, on May 2nd. Darusha Wehm will launch The Home for Wayward Parrots in Victoria, BC, at Bolen Books on May 22nd at 7 pm with Sarah de Leeuw and Daniel Griffin; and in Vancouver, BC, at Massy Books on May 29th at 7 pm. Sean Arthur Joyce will read in Nelson, BC, at the Nelson Public Library on May 24th; in New Denver, BC, at Bosun Hall on May 25th; in Nakusp, BC, at the Nakusp Public Library on May 26th at 7 pm; in Slocan, BC, at the Slocan Community Library on May 27th at 1 pm; and in Calgary, AB, at Shelf Life Books on May 31st at 7 pm.
APRIL AND MAY EVENTS!
APRIL AND MAY EVENTS! A.J. Devlin launches Cobra Clutch in Port Moody, BC, at Moody Ales (who have made a specialty brew for the event) on April 15th at 1 pm; in Edmonton, AB, at Audreys Books on May 8th at 7 pm; and in Calgary, AB, at Shelf Life Books on May 10th at 7 pm with Garry Ryan. He will also be reading at Noir at the Bar Spring 2018 at the Shebeen Whisky House in Vancouver, BC, on May 2nd. On April 18th, David Martin will be participating in the Poetry Cabaret organized by WordFest and the League of Canadian Poets at Memorial Park Library in Calgary at 7 pm. David Martin and Kayla Geitzler will be co-launching their books in Calgary, AB, at Shelf Life Books on April 19th at 7 pm, in association with the Single Onion Reading Series. David and Kayla will also co-launch in Edmonton in association with the Edmonton Poetry Fest on April 22nd at 6 pm at Yellowhead Brewery. The event will celebrate their books and the new poetry series, Crow Said Poetry, of which they are a part! The night will open with readings by NeWest and local poets. Darusha Wehm will launch The Home for Wayward Parrots in Victoria, BC, at Bolen Books on May 22nd at 7 pm with Sarah de Leeuw and Daniel Griffin; and in Vancouver, BC, at Massy Books on May 29th at 7 pm. Sean Arthur Joyce will read in Nelson, BC, at the Nelson Public Library on May 24th; in New Denver, BC, at Bosun Hall on May 25th; in Nakusp, BC, at the Nakusp Public Library on May 26th at 7 pm; in Slocan, BC, at the Slocan Community Library on May 27th at 1 pm; and in Calgary, AB, at Shelf Life Books on May 31st at 7 pm.
Looking for some great stocking stuffers? Check out our holiday book bundles. Easy on the bank balance with 25% - 30% off! This sale runs until December 20th! https://newestpress.com/category/2017-holiday-book-bundles * Wendy McGrath's SANTA ROSA and NORTH EAST * Robert Pepper-Smith's THE WHEEL KEEPER and HOUSE OF SPELLS * Theanna Bischoff's CLEAVAGE and R.W. Gray's CRISP * Rick Ranson's BITTERSWEET SANDS and Walter Hildebrandt's DOCUMENTARIES * Jenny Ferguson's BORDER MARKERS and Hollie Adams' THINGS YOU'VE INHERITED FROM YOUR MOTHER * Jennifer Bowering Delisle's THE BOSUN CHAIR and Kevin A. Couture's LOST ANIMAL CLUB * Jenna Butler's APHELION and Wendy McGrath's A REVISION OF FORWARD * Andy Weaver's GANGSON and WERE THE BEES
Upcoming events! Phyllis Rudin will be launching her novel, MY TRUE AND COMPLETE ADVENTURES AS A WANNABE VOYAGEUR at La Petite Librairie Drawn & Quarterly on October 19th at 7 pm, with special guest reader Jack Hannan (THE POET IS A RADIO)! Sarah de Leeuw (WHERE IT HURTS) will be on "The Stuff of Life" panel at the Vancouver Writers' Fest on October 21st at 2 pm! Garry Ryan will launch #9 in the Detective Lane series, MATANZAS, at Blue Lamp Books on October 26th at 7 pm, with special guest reader Janice MacDonald (CONFEDERATION DRIVE)! On October 28th at 2 pm, Susanna "Susi" Pfisterer (FIFTY PERCENT OF MOUNTAINEERING IS UPHILL) will be interviewed at the Strathcona Branch in Edmonton, followed by an audience Q&A. The event will be hosted by the EPL writer in residence, David van Belle.
Review roundup! Matanzas by Garry Ryan: "The writing, particularly Lane’s inner narrative, sparkles." ~ Publishers Weekly http://bit.ly/2ghyUTX Paper Teeth by Lauralyn Chow: "Sweet tempered and humorous, these are stories of home and hearth." ~ Sarah Murdoch, The Toronto Star http://bit.ly/2xmPs2M "Like 'Soft Shoulder,' the rest of the essays in Where it Hurts are tremendously moving. Beyond merely inviting empathy, they invite us to consider the wounds we don’t know are there." ~ Melanie Brannagan Frederiksen, Winnipeg Free Press http://bit.ly/2y4Dcrz
Upcoming NeWest Events: On September 7th, join Greg Rhyno for the Guelph launch of his debut novel, To Me You Seem Giant. The reading, Q&A, and book signing starts at 8:30 pm at Bookshelf, followed by music performed by 94 FM at eBar. Greg will be appearing at the Eden Mills Writers' Festival on September 10th. On September 13th, he will have a launch in Toronto at The Free Times Cafe, 6:30 pm, with special guest reader Terri Favro (Sputnik's Children). On September 29th, Greg will read in Thunder Bay at the Foundry, 8 pm, with musical performance by Secret Baby. Sarah de Leeuw will be participating in the 5th Annual Cascadia Poetry Festival on September 8th and 9th in Cumberland, BC. Lee Maracle (Memory Serves) will be participating in the Hays Festival in Mexico City on September 8th. Lee will also be participating in StoryFest on October 3rd, 7:30 pm, at the Hudson Village Theatre. Join Karen Hofmann on September 19th to launch her latest novel, What is Going to Happen Next. Celebrations start at 7 pm at The Art We Are in Kamloops, BC. Join Lauralyn Chow on September 23rd at Word on the Street - Lethbridge. She will be appearing at the Canadian Author Stage at 2 pm, and at the University of Lethbridge Bookstore Tent at 3 pm. On September 28th, Taylor Lambert launches Darwin's Moving in Edmonton at The Almanac, with special guest reader Omar Mouallem (Inside the Inferno). Then, on October 3rd, celebrations move on to Calgary where Taylor will launch at The Palomino, 7 pm. Taylor will also be participating in WordFest. Check out the festival's website for tickets to "The Way We Wear" cocktail hour, which takes place on October 11th at 5 pm at Big Secret Theatre. On October 19th, Phyllis Rudin launches her latest novel, My True and Complete Adventures as a Wannabe Voyageur, in Montreal. Join her and special guest reader Jack Hannan (The Poet is a Radio) at Drawn & Quarterly at 7 pm. On October 26th, Garry Ryan will be launching the ninth Detective Lane myste
Thanks to Kerry Clare at 49th Shelf for featuring four of our books (and THREE covers!) on her Fall 2017 fiction preview! https://49thshelf.com/Blog/2017/07/10/Most-Anticipated-Our-Fall-2017-Fiction-Preview
NeWest Press News Release - 2 Shortlisted for the Alberta Literary Awards; 2 Longlisted for the ARCA! http://eepurl.com/cKAUY1
April and May events! Myrna Kostash (The Seven Oaks Reader) has multiple dramatic readings of her latest book this Spring: on April 12th, 7 pm at Shelf Life Books in Calgary, with special guest readers Heather Devine, Carolyn Pogue, Yvonne Poitras, and Fred Stenson; on April 19th, 7 pm at the George Bothwell Library in Regina, with special guest readers David Garneau, Tara Gereaux, Trevor Herriot, and Bernadette Wagner; on April 21st, 7 pm at the Qu'Appelle Valley Centre for the Arts in Fort Qu'Appelle, with special guest readers TBA! Sarah de Leeuw (Where It Hurts) has many events coming up! On April 12th at 7:30 pm, she will be interviewed by Ariel Smith at the Harbourfront Centre (Brigantine Room) in Toronto. She will be launching in Smithers on April 18th at 7 pm at the Smithers Public Library, and in Terrace on April 20th at 7 pm at the Terrace Public Library, with special guest authors Ev Bishop and Norma Kerby. She will be back in Toronto for the Art Bar Reading Series on May 3rd at the Free Times Cafe. Sarah de Leeuw will launch in Kelowna at Wine+Art on May 12th at 7 pm, with Michael V. Smith (My Body is Yours); and in Prince George at Books & Company on May 17th at 7:30 pm, with Stephen Collis and Peter Maides, and hosted by Betsy Trumpener. Jennifer Bowering Delisle (The Bosun Chair) will launch her book in Edmonton on April 13th, 7 pm, at Audreys Books, with special guest reader Claire Kelly (Maunder). Jennifer will also be reading at the Edmonton Poetry Festival, A Celebration of Poetry at the Rutherford House on April 16th, 2 pm. Wendy McGrath's poem "Box" will be performed at the Edmonton Poetry Festival, at Cafe Blackbird on April 16th, 4 pm, with jazz musicians Yana Loo and Sascha Liebrand. Robert Pepper-Smith (The Orchard Keepers) will launch his latest book on May 2nd, 7 pm, at the Nanaimo Art Gallery in Nanaimo. In conjunction with the Mikinaakominis / TransCanadas: Literature, Justice, Relation Conference, SKY Lee (Disappearing Moon Cafe)
Also, thanks to Prairie Books Now for featuring our Fall 2016 season and for focusing on us NeWesters! All the books featured are available in stores and online (https://newestpress.com/#) now!
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